21st-Century Research Library Collections
I was fortunate to attend the final session of the recent Association of Research Libraries membership meeting on this topic. The panel of presentations served as the occasion for the …
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I was fortunate to attend the final session of the recent Association of Research Libraries membership meeting on this topic. The panel of presentations served as the occasion for the …
Read MoreThe death of one of the significant library leaders of the last generation was announced last week. Joe Rosenthal,who I knew during his 1979-1991 tenure as the University Librarian at …
Read MoreBack in October we were excited to announce the final step in a project on which OCLC Research worked with the University of Cambridge – the release of their library …
Read MorePrompted by the little story in Grant McCracken’s Harvard Business Review blog post about Innovating the Library Way I offer below what the stuffed animals in our San Mateo office …
Read MoreI saw my colleague, Betsy Wilson, from the University of Washington Libraries at an OCLC Board meeting today and she shared with me a terrific YouTube clip. A local Seattle …
Read MoreWe’ve been writing a mini blog series to put a spotlight on just some of our accomplishments this year. This is the final post in that series. Winding up this …
Read MoreThis is the sixth post in a mini series, where we look back at accomplishments in 2011. While OCLC has gotten some (deserved and undeserved) bashing in the blogosphere during …
Read MoreThis conference that OCLC Research sponsored back in June 2011 and which was summarized in a series of blog posts that month continues to influence our work. It was constructed …
Read MoreI’m pleased to say that today OCLC Research released FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology) as linked data under an Open Data Commons Attribution license. FAST has been a multi-year …
Read MoreAt the last Association of Research Libraries (ARL) membership meeting (which means I’ve been carrying this thought around since mid-October, shame on me) I sat in on the Transforming Research …
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